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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-05

THERE were Il larger number of atran-
rers in the city yeaterday than on any
Fourth Of July Tor some yesra past. Tho
Hotels and restaurants were crowded.
This is slight indication OF the crowd
that will be here during the Big Reunion
in Auguat, when the attractions will be
still greater. Nv. r. q Z. \. ".
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TIE Knights Of PythiaB yesterday inl.
pressed everybody with their knighuy
and gentlemanly bearing, and tbs public
will be Glsd to know that their demohstra.
tion was as profitable to them as it was
pleasant to others. Such gatherings here
do the town good. Under the auspices
OF isudable and growing osder like this
they do wider good bypopularizing q so.
ciety which inculcates vital virtues.
Wheeling cordially invites the visitors
who were within her gates yesterday to
come again and bring their friends with
fham i,''',s.3si71-5. :. + 5',5s'sT5t5l s.5f
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IAN Excellent nIed,c,no..,

tiMy wife and myself 4ere in bad health
ior come fifteen years. CHANGED to bs
looking over ono OF Simmons Liver Rsgu.
iator Alusnaes and saw lSA.aaH H. Stevens.
and Bishop pierce'a names to testimonials,
Ithen obtained some ot tho I; Regulator,
and can heartily recommend the Liver
Regulator TO my friends as an, excellent
medicine. '.l3s y. E. HARRISON, M. .D.,,4S,,i,1,i
& E MwFAw il;3 ~ 3S Gordonsville, Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-05

To-Day will be frau2ht With interest 10
1relsnd.' The Irish crimea bill will come
up for pasGaso in the House Of Commons,
and it will undoubtedly 20 through.
America having finished tho celebration
Of her independence takes more than a
friendly interest in tho unhappy Isle and
condemns the act Of oppression that will
add to her woee. The Queen may not
live to see the effects Of the great mistake
OF her Jubilee year, but many Of the sd.,
ypcatcs Of the measure will. : :, :'5Sys :
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Enstham Flatteu

sand five hundred people who were in at.
tendance shouted themselves hoarss and
went wild over the victory, throwing tho
cushions In the air and making ali sorts
o. demonstrations Of !; their happiness.
The rosr Of tho applause could : be dis.
tinctly heard on this side Of the river q
mile distant from the grounds. s
n Not satisfied with their brilliant achieve.
ment in the morning, the Green Stock.
inga again chrlstened their new suits by
wipsng up the earth with tho Ohio boys.
Long before the time for calling the game
both grand stands were filed and the sun
seats were packed. Thoae who came late
had to stand. A conservative estimate Of
the afternoon crowd makes the attend.
ance four thousand, 80 that the total at.
tendance at both games was aeven thou.
sand i've hnndzea. There was a alight
shower. shortly before o'clock, but
when the game was called at 8 80 the sun
was, ginning brightly. The home team
took tho lead in the fret inning and
Aanesyllle never showed front once. The
Wheeling boys played in fine form aud
gave one Of the llnest exhibitions OF ball
playing ever seen on the grounds.
1t was all the management could DO to
keep the crowd of the diamond, but they.
succeeded in handling the people in "a
very creditable manner. 4 There was
not the slightest disturbance to mar
the pleasure Of the day, which
speaks well alike s for the people
and the management. OF course when
the LIST Zanesville man died at first the
aceneo OF tho morning vera repeated, the
people cheering, husging each Other and
making the Ohio Valley echo with shouts,
Il was q famous victory, and Wheeling
has Just cause to feel proud Of her club
and the management reason for conprat-
ulation. In both the morning aud alter
noon representative business men were
distinguished in the audience, while
tho ladies turned out in full force. Fol-
lowing are the two games in detail. iS
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TAMMANY celebrated yesterday and
among the orators Of tho day was our Of
iusiye Governor, who spoke on the re-
corciliatiou OF the states. The PRECEDENT
wrote pethatically about the trust impos-
cd In the Democratic party, and sunaet
Cox attempted TO belittls the rebel flag
ruupue, but begged the qucstioa. Il
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a Bankrupt city-Atchison,s su,, pl,rht,

lS q SAlH,athKrupt tClty-Atchlsoh's Sad Plight.
81. JOSEPH, Mo. July 4.-There is no
change in the situation Of aFaira at Atohiy
son. The city marshal and one police
officer patrol the town, attend the police
court and bog the chain gang. The mar.
shsl has given warning inlt the city Il al.
ready overrun with piekpockets, thieves
and confidence men, who ihaye heard OF
the dianicael 'of the police force. Atchi.
con is q: city given over to diaeord since
tho mayor and council discharged the 20.
lics and tironen and turned of tbs cas-
and eieetrip lights, declaring the city bank.
Iupt and unable to longer maintain theso
necessary aaipnca'ts! at 70 municipal govern.
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WHEELING demonstrated yesterday that
she possesses a good bali team, and by
tho two victories over tho celebrated
Zaneayille team raised the enthuaiasm ol
tho lovers Of the game to the top notch. J
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PROTECTION rots rnK BARON.

~ iAD LEU llON tos La " bANON, n
Frnucs>to bo Asked to Surrender ImprIs-
4 oaed Ray ynon,l Settlers.
/; WAsuIEeroN, July THE State De-
pariment is still investigating tho case Of
Baron Raymond ssillisrs, san Of Baron
seillisre. who was the hesd Of the great
banking house in Paris and wnsr Of the
most extone:ye cloth mills in France
Baron Raymond is about forty years Of
age, highly intelligent and accomplished.
While he was in Washington a few
months ago he was introduced to ths
President aud RECEIVED the hospitality OF
many prominent people. = He resolved TO
become An American cltIzsn and accord
iDgly made formal declaration o! his in.
tention aud took out the necessary official
papers at San Francisco. The original Is
now on H!e in tho Department Of s:ate.i:;
Tho Baron went homo to adjust eoEle
property disputes with his eistur, the
Princess Do Gsgan. Ella sunt, the Dr.
enees do Bargh, and hia sbrsther, Frauk,
who l;yss at his eetate in Welldebad, Ger
msny, were e}so concerned. Lees than o
fortnight after tho Raron's return to Paris
be was arrested aud mpr;soped IN 3 luna.
tic asylum on tho demand Of hie fsmiiy.
The soiileieree posseea great wealth, va
riously estimated at from $50 COO, 900 to
slOO, 100000, Of which 6 largs portion, in
the natural order Of things, would revert
to the Baron. To prevent this was ua-
donbtedly tho rssson of his iimprlson-
ment.@% y, y. jl.83es y s7..
{ Thus far. our Government bss, as BIZ.
McLsne, United States minister in Paris,
stated . tpw days ago, used only Its good
Offices, but ns the matter hss ainco then
been presented In : different aspect, and
as evidence exists thst Baron Gehijere has
been deprived Of hia liberty By q con.
spiracy, the next move may bs a demand
for bis releaee. The1e ere precedents to
justify this action, for 1t appears that when
81 lilsr demands were mada hy Ministers
Waahburne aud Morton they! were COM
piled With by the French aove2nnent. "a
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Goke Yorkers to Resume.

PiTTsnuRaR, 4, July s4 .-Arraugements
have been made to resume operations in
tho coke Iesionu on Wednesday. All the
old5.wo.kmcn Who dssire to raturn to work
at old wages viii 4 he Il taken back
and amply protected. Those who ,re.
fused to accept the terms Of the operators
will bs discharged and their places filled
by new men. e5 81 Il
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MAYOR sEAEalaur's policy in refusing
to Issue a proclamation forbidding pow.
dsr.burning yesterday did no harm, and
tho boys had more fun than they other.
wise would. 4 little noise and smoke,
once yesr do no harm il tho boys are
20 rninl ---lNL L-llM-- = -..- z y.
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WEST vIRo1N1A1YN,,Ct;luII lIIlI
A AMardersr string uu BY Mob Nenr .al Cap cnpsr

y CuARLRsros, W. VA, July.4.-Yester.
day afternoon Tally Robinson, colorad,
shot and killed Charles Williams, colored,
at oaperton. The trouble grew out Of
Willisms' intimacy with Robinuou's wits.
Robinson escaped but later surrendered
to tho officers and was taken BY. 8 mob Of
blacks and whites and lynched. Robin.
sons vile. who the mob sought. took to
the mountains and escaped. 'i
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lvs+tN g,s.--I. : q
Diamond Dust, y

Third place again. 4 :s5
IZ,nosville !. came boasttal but left crest.
Ohio League. y |, = -
Eastman exhibited his temper when be. be
was struck out by Kimber. Isl s.
Z The exhibition OF La Crosse, 4 by the
wheeling Is Crosse Club before the aftor.
noon game served to amuse the spectators
ior: q short time. The smart shower of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-05

TIE plesuant weather, Of the Fourth
was crowned in the evening by delight.
iul and much needed rain, showing that
Providence still smiles on "the day we
celebrate" ts~45,tz. .5ai. ii5s,,,o, W!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-05
FAMOUS VICTORIES y
WON ny WHEELING YESTERDAY.
Zancsvills DefentSd by the Green Stockings
In the Presence Of Two Immonse Add. Y
4 tcnccs--LenionAl Datily Squeezed and
MI Ensthnm flattoncd Out Nicely.
.HEELINGw won

HELM G won
two games from
Zlnesvllle, tn Q
leader In the Ohio
League race, yes.
terday. The first
game she pulled
out Of the FIRE by a
|stroak Of hard hit.
ting. It was des.
perate work. md
the eZanesvillea
fought hard. On
the tenth inning
Wheeling m ad Q
tho winning run
and then blanked
the visitors. When
the last man was
ortthathraa thn,,.
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=. DIED.

VAAsEon Monday afternoon, Jnly I. 1857, at &
& o Ueiocs: !oHassA wl!o Of henry Vaas, nsoI n
Funeral from tho residence Of her. husband, No. !
4;st l27 Seventeenth tuee., on Wednesday morning
II 10 o'clock, Friends Of tho family arc r.,
lsvlted. Iltsrment a. Peninsula Cemetery, &
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SECRETARY ESDlcorr ia said to be tired
Of his Job In The Cabinet, and douires to
return to tho privacy Of the shades Of
New England life whence he sprung. I!
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TIE eouTuRRN EXODUS.

u. IFaG.
+! Among tie eeufss Which Mr. Orummell
cites for the increase Of orlme ap9ng Ger.
tain classes Of the negro race sse 90 FOL.
!ogs; 8"rhe freed people Of the South are
fleeing Ii large numbers IRON the rural
districts, and oye, flowing both the large
cities on the Atlantic eseeoard and most
Of the great internal cities and ;;a'apa
towns, W hat causes this vaat exodus II
Ia oTiag chic y. to state Of semi-seridom
or peonace IN ghich the black farming
population Is held, sod which has taken
tba place Of the old systeha pt slavery,
The landed proprletors q the South, nss
the entire class, but 9 large proportion,
will not work their l7rmH, nor will they
selI tho land to tho freedmen. Instead
thereof tlley. maintain . tenant system o.
the most grinding aud destructive charac-
ter. :domiciling The black !eboTsys In rliser.
erable huts,3 psyipg them in! kind instead
of money with articles 100 and 200 per
cent beyo1,d their value, abb by EegBissent
and systemstic7 irand keeping this people
at tie close OF every year In perpetual
debt until fst iset thousands upon thou-
sands OF these .wretoteed laboreyss rlae up
IN ettor despair, shake tbs IdEst of their
ieet ausipss The old plantations et tbolr
seryiiude, end docs TO the largotowns aud
Cities 1t Ia owing TO thiI state Of thinea
that w Arlington has euch q Fyo1yt large
refugee black population, poor and ;indi.
pent, debeaed and violent. They find here,
first s xlut Of iabore1s and thus they isll
into the deepest penury and are driven BY
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S.Ag BIG DELIBERATIONS
AT MAnrlNspuno, WEST IVA.
Tho Eastern ran.lIandIe and Neigi,borhood
Unite IN E"jo,i"g an old.Faaiioned
9 Fourth Largs ProGssstdn-0 0eatary,
Music ind Grand Fireworks.


.
MARrINsnuRo, W. Va, July 4.-Mar.
tinsburg went In for an d-iashloned
Fourth, and she saw such sight as the
old town had never Witnessed before.
Tho people poured in from the Eastern
Panhandle OF West Virginia and from
Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia.
Thoy brought with them banda Of music,
military companies aud llrs companies
withthefr apparRtus. They. brought their
wivea and their Bweeshearls and they
made day Of It. When they all got In
the population Of tho town was about
doubled. Visiting organizations were en-,
tertained by tho people and they were
bountitully provided for. Citizens then
opened their homes, and there was hard.
ly houss that was not filled with visitors.
The procesalon, a mile long, included a
very creditable industrial and trades dis.
play. Tie Knights Of Labor were out
strong. Capt. E. G. Bartlett, Chief Mar.
shal aud Stuart W. Walker, chairmsu of
the Committee on, Arrangements, labored
industriously, and with assistance won .
brilliant success. u ts .ast
N At four o'clock the people following the
procession made thsir way to- Boydyine,
tho Faulkner homestead, ,on the spacious
lawn Of which, under the 6ne old trees
they listened 10 the spoaking. The ex-
erc;ses wers opened with prayer by Rev.
R. D. Roller. Hon. E. Boyl Faulkner
presided. The handsome address OF vel.
come by J. N. Wisner, was responded 10
by Flede,ick, Nelsoa, OF Frederick. Judge
Flick read the Declaration OF Independ.
encs in an eEecsivs style snd wsa follow.
ed by, Charles ,Burdett H., t, Of Wheeling,
Thomas 9. Nseks, Labor S.atistician, OF
Maryland, delivered o beautiful and high
ly polished oration. A. night there was a
brilliant display Of fira works and excel.
lent mnsic by the Martinsbnry and Fredsr-
lex bands. A conspicuous faasure was
that every body wac vol pleassd with
Martinshufg hospitality end tho lavish
display Of bunting and other decorations.
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An Ohio girl has eons five weeks with
ou. eating anything. She has promised
to mari ~ IS a week young man and is
ptactictng up. 55;.s ;Si n;
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Y -, - ----- = .
Yhreel l3rotherh Drowned.

TEsEtoS. FALLS, os4., July 4 Three
brothers named MotEat, aged IL, ,?l5 and
II years, were drowned to-day while ba!h-
Ing in BuEke's river. N ii.t
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DH. BACON, Of Savannah, atlrred up his
congregation on Sunday BY injecting some
nineteenth century patriotism in his SER

Irit ia true as reported that Gladstone
will Walt America, he will be accorded 3
reception such as no other man received
IN this country. &isaI,
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,stisst = -rzs =. .,st. sttE n = = y
II during your summer vacation you
uae skin-Success Soap, you will increase
your enjoyment. !! sit5sE 5li S55
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Commercial travellers don't lie to be
called drummeIs now. Some OF them
never eat partridge, because It drums.-
Itras Sviings. n iii $ i
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/ MURDERED Ills .EMpLoYE,
Cotton Planter Turner Kills the boy Who
iEl sl n ~ Asked for Ills Wages. fsfie. y


.S.li y 4. Asked for Ills Wages. ssT'aI
CoLuNplA, s. G., July 4.-George Tur.
hes, owner OF Valley Falls cotton factory,
and one Of tho wealthicst citizsns and
largest planters in spartsnbnrg county, is
a fugitive from Justice, for whose appre.
heneion Governor Richardson to-day ad.
yertiess a reward Of $3.50. Turner had In
his employ, as a farm hand, a friendless
German named Julius Metzkia, who had
recently arrived In this country. Laat
Sunday morning, Metzkia, having been
offered more lucrative employment eIse.
where, went to Turner's office for settle
ment. "A dispute arose about 81 o., when
Turner seized heavy stick with which
he threatened to strike the German. The
latter picked up an axe to deIsnd himself,
but put 1t down upon Turner's promise
that no would not atrlke him, and then
went away. S4 Rvs III. m
Z In the afternoon Metzkia went up to
the window in Turner's office and in re-
epecttul manner asked him II he would
settle with him then, as he dcsired to 10
away early next morning. Turner for re-
ply seized shotgun, pointed 1t through
the window at Metzkia and fred, blowing
of the entire top OF his head and scatter
ing his brains on the side Of the house
and ovor the ground. Turner went about
his bus!ness as usual and no attempt was
made to arrest him until two days alter
the murder, when he aed.s S4sG}7
a " &
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Earned runs. Wheeling, 6; 2ancsyiile. q. Two
b., base hits, Ctogan, Nichnl 8, Nicholson, Dupu.
Westlake, Sullivan, L4uer, Mccarn,l McVey ana
Len Lemon' Bases On balls by Sullivan /. by Lem.
qns mn. ra.sed balls, Wcstlake l. Wild pitches,
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I Acorrespondent ,wenta to know how 10
acquire beauty. Get rich. J; :; lsss!.slailSlII
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Glle qnteJlliiq)ei'lrGIlel;a',,. 1 u / Ill;',
ouesl Nos, 10 aud At fourteenth Street.

PERSONS earring he ei'y for he ka,o,s and ntm.
mr. irawiu,, ean have he DAILY ls1knoRscER
matted 10 1,m, postpaid, for G5 etnts psr month, The
n,Llra ttia0 changed as often az desired. " AZ
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lr was an old fashioned Fourth so iar
ss noise went. l.4 fs .e
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DEFENDING ms RACE.
a Culored Divine Asserts TINT the Negro II
u .,1,t aannrai .---L ---.-- !

y b. #4 =
a Culored Divine Asserts TINT the Negro Ia
zs5!i not DrEenorattng.
u ARLINGTON, D. O, July A-The Wash
ington Posi printa two communications on
the subject OF tho negro race in the Dis,
trict OF Columbla-one from person who
writes anonymously, but whom the Post
prononnceB well known citizen, and, tho
other from Rev. Alexander CfummelI,
rector ci st. Luke's Protestant Episcopal
church. The first communication claims
that the negro, inatesd Of improving, is
deteriorating, to which hir. CIummell,
who is one Of the foremost colored men IL
the country, puts in q, vigorous denial.
Mr.. Crummell says in his article:&" grant
with deep regret that there is . section OF
the race in this district degraded, violent,
and addicted to petty, ard at times danger,
ous crimes. beg to stats here, however,
% have stated elsewhere, that since
emancipation, fully one tlifta Of the black
race has rieen to 2 superiority which ruus
parallel with the level OK whita society in
this country. Here in this district 10 on
educated, cultivated property.holding elass
OF tbs colored people, not a few Isolated in,
stances but class, proving the existence
Of ths superiority which claim. Next.
that fully one.thifd more have risen, not
indeed to superiority, bst certainly to a
state Of comfort, laborious thrift, nalf sup
port, and to domestic progress, which pia.
eea them many de2reeo above the mental
and physiasl status Of slaves. The citi-
zens Of Washington on every side, ace
proofs OF this statement in Thousands Of
the lsbofing classes around shea, y3SsS55 {i5
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II looks to u like tho whole popula-
ton of our country will be kuottcd up
into secret societies. For many years
in the earlier stages of our develop
mcut, the Ma.oms and Odd Fellows
were almost the only institutions OF
that character which attained and
held IN important and benciicicni in
ilncnce in their respective spheres Of
action. 4 few mushroom societies
were born and almost stranglcd AZ
birth, but in later wears they have null
'ipIicd I'LL their name is lc.ions. Some
Of these are general in their scope,
aud many pariakC OF the nature of
class associations. Unlike some of the
orders OF the middle ages, however,
they AL proics, TO be banded together
for the common good of humanity, or
ut the particular class in whose inter
csl they were organized, They never
clash with each other, their ultimate
objects being OF the same general char
actcr, and the time has passed when
secret societies were dreaded as i'm
moral TO the interests of society or
government, so We have ceased to fear
their influence in that direction. The
world is becoming too enlightened Ia
tolerate any order with sinister mo.
lives, and such would soon bctray
themselves before their influence could
he fcit to any extent. II cannot b,
said the world is any the worse tor Tn,
existence of all these secret conclavcs
and in the case of many oi them il ca,
DO safely accepted that it is better ant
, such as are of the negative character
, will drop out one by one and be mum
bercd with the hundreds which lay,
gone before them.
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Astonishing Success

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900 dozen bottles were sold last year.
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ported. Such n medicine MS the Ger
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known. Ask your druggist about u.
Sample bottles to try. sold at 10 cents,
Regular size, rs cents. Sold by. nj!
Druggists api Dealers IN the Cnilcd
States aud Canada.
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Mr. Flnor-Wc have uow in tho
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crar. ora nov worry nrnmi.:nr very
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nyrrnt a rrv ortho.e worked and man.
e,,od ,i,ra NV freedmen I'm drv
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